lorli
Perfectly Pixieish
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The next step was to begin to open myself up to those around me and stop living within these protective walls I had built around myself to shield me from the hurtful comments, looks, actions, etc. that society has always thrown at people who were overweight. In theory, it was a good coping mechanism back in high school, but over time, I have come to realize that my protective walls became my own private prison and fear of rejection was controlling my adult life. I focused on my career because I was judged on my ability alone and I succeeded in what I did. I liked the feeling so much that I focused all of my attention on that in order to make up for what I wasn't getting anywhere else.
Goof
Thanks so much for opening up on here and letting all of us in. I have to say I feel like I could have written at least this part of your post. I think I'll take a page from your book and take some chances too.
Lori
) and sorry to say, it's not the shoes.
I think it's a function of age and abuse to my body (as in the physical abuse that I put myself thru. see above- I'm an exercise addict. Unfortunately, I'm also a FOOD addict, and they don't quite cancel each other out...
) This *injury* is most likely simply a result of over-use...
It's always something, isn't it???
And a nap...


